Every edition, preserved

The Tiger's Country

The largest edition yet — over five thousand visitors, a national photography exhibition, and conservation commitments from eleven corporate partners.

Corridors of Hope

Dedicated to habitat corridors linking Ranthambore, Ramgarh Vishdhari and Mukundra, this edition launched the festival's CSR conservation fund.

Living with Tigers

A landscape-scale edition focused on coexistence, featuring village delegations from Ranthambore's buffer zones alongside national photographers.

Return to the Wild

The festival returned in full, adding the Tiger Awareness Marathon and the first conservation workshop series for forest-fringe communities.

The Quiet Year

Held largely online, the 2021 edition proved the festival's community was bigger than its venue — with virtual talks reaching viewers in eleven states.

Forests Without Borders

The second edition doubled in size and introduced the Nature Art Competition, drawing children from across Rajasthan into the festival for the first time.

The First Roar

The inaugural edition brought together 40 photographers and a handful of schools around a single question — can a city festival change how Rajasthan sees its tigers? It could, and it did.